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  Keiser University

  1900 W Commercial Blvd STE 180 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309-7133

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  Keiser University

  10330 S US Highway 1 Port St Lucie, FL 34952-5605

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  Keiser University

  2085 Vista Pkwy West Palm Beach, FL 33411-2719

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  Keiser University

  12520 Pines Blvd Pembroke Pines, FL 33027-1767

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  8505 Mills Dr Miami, FL 33183-4813

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• Review fromBonni V

  Date: 07/24/2024

  1 star
  If you are exploring a career in nursing, I would advise considering alternative options outside of Keiser University. The level of training and support provided in this program falls below expectations. The professors appear more focused on punitive measures rather than fostering student success. Furthermore, accommodations for ADD are inadequate or nonexistent.My personal experience highlights a concerning pattern: despite paying for education, the quality provided is subpar. There is a tendency to find reasons for failure and encourage reapplication, which seems financially motivated rather than genuinely supportive of students.In my opinion, these issues warrant careful consideration before committing to this program.

• Review fromDeborah W.

  Date: 04/29/2024

  1 star
  Worst School ever be carful they will bully you scam your money a lot of descrimination to older student come from teachers directors financial aid I am so confuse how can they said the was nurses no empathy no love reality with hit when you attend to this school run.

• Review fromBianca P

  Date: 04/12/2024

  1 star
  If youre thinking about enrolling here just want to leave you with a couple key pieces of information for you to think about before you contact this place. 1- before you contact a business, check out all the reviews. If there are less good than bad, find somewhere else. Unfortunately I learned this because of my experience with this school. i wish I learned sooner. 2- As soon as you contact them and ask them for information or show them interest in their school, they will NON STOP call you and email you to enroll even if you have expressed in many ways (written, verbal etctera) that you are no longer interested. ******************* (Associate Director of Admissions) does not understand the word no. Neither do any of the other people who work there. They dont care about you, they want access to your money. Take my warning and DO NOT CALL this place. They are horrible people. Especially if you suffer from anxiety. They dont care about your mental health- they want you to sign up to your school to make their pockets fatter. They have called me at least 3 times a day, everyday for the past couple of months non stop and sent me a plethora of emails.

• Review fromBorg S

  Date: 04/03/2024

  1 star
  Keiser University is by far the worst university in existence. The accounting program is absolute trash. None of the teachers make an effort to teach and they very rarely want to help you. Also, President ***************** is almost as stupid as *****************. This man has played way too much football without a helmet on. Also, *********************** is the ************* will try to over charge you for tuition. I cannot stress it enough how important it is to not attend this university.

• Review fromwhittney T

  Date: 08/25/2023

  1 star
  I was enrolled at the *************** campus in the *** program. I decided to drop out because of the toxic environment. They do not provide any direction on the exams and just say to "read the material". They constantly change professors and some of the professors don't seem to know what they are teaching and don't know how to answer questions. The lab/clinical instructor likes to take his bad mood out on the students and punish one class for another class's bad behavior. If there is an issue that a student is having, the faculty doesn't listen to the student and only listens to the instructor. Students fail exams but they "curve" the grade so they can pass the classes. If you are failing by 1%, they will not let you do anything to raise your grade and will fail you and make you retake the class and pay the $11,000 for the semester again. They claim that the "student's come first" but all they care about is the money. I 100% DO NOT RECOMMEND this school to anyone. Save your money and go somewhere else.

• Review fromLinsey D

  Date: 08/03/2022

  1 star
  I attended Keiser University Naples Florida for about 4 months last summer. In these four months, I enrolled in only 3 courses so that I can potentially apply to their ASN program. Around fall, I explained to the campus that I would like a transfer to Keiser University Fort Myers because the facility was to far from home. I was given the permission to do so and now of August 3 of 2022 I am enrolled again into the Naples Campus. I called August 2 2022, and I was told that it is "something that is done automatically". I explained to the lady that i did not give the school the permission to transfer me back to the Naples especially when I had discussed with both schools about the matter. Second, I reviewed my balance after subsidized and un-subsidized loan, and I dispute that there was a problem in the inquiries. The Bursar staff at the Naples Campus explained that there were no changes done and that charges were paid. I brought historical transaction to prove otherwise but she just wanted that paycheck. When I told her is that the school charge me an additional 145 and 65 dollars in my balance which add up to 1876, she refused to performed a recalculation. I also saw a fee of 60 dollars for a BSN program that I am not enrolled which she later removed after much dispute. I was then force to pay the amount without further explanation because if I don't pay I cannot have access to my transcript. The staff were very unprofessional and rude. The financial advisor stated "I did not know what I was talking about" when I brought up the additional fees added. I taught school were suppose to stand for student, but I guess Keiser stands for their pockets. I am curious to know if I have a case.